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latest imisrovemente,
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as his bussinesg ns a
,rr In raping that the
given.
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connection with the
supply of the following
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,:O(KE1x.1, &.c.
«euse we it of Toronto.
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for pale cheap, 88
- anti stiabl£,, one
34313-12
Nl) Il•I:RON
WORKS.
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Mull.. 147
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ed to fill all
able Taps
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4,1 art, and cannot be
sharia.
I' e McCallunes hotel,:
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M'RELL'S
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' t., call hail nee our
away"' be found, and
his casther,ate.
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ATSON
Tbisr old standard
i'ed in 1782, clots Basi.
rid, does the second
eel Kingdom, pays its
i liberality. Its rates
U.16-26
►ORE M.
hanks his numerous
hers t for their liberal
s: t rc snarls, and holies,
tendon to business,,
r
trade in the feature..
"e4 prc•rnisee,. during
N"i to pay the
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PRICE
fIt s.1t egg'', delivered
11U UM,
err street, :iottforth.
ee fops of good dry
WILSON.
ITN -EY
f"tfFners and others'
l.f r ilii shoe to the
3le sxrsl. Logan &
hand, an immense
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hosed of at her cue'
448.
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ITNEY
E HURON E
iii_ '
famous Dr, Aberu th f- was one of
those resign, eccentrro `physic ane, of
whose kindness innumerable good stories
are bring told. Like Dr. Jehneton,' he
lead a wade !heart under a tough exte-
rior. Though he could babsoltltcely.
brutal to brie lacks acrd a;ffe toil iirisses,
he has said to have been an a fable int n,
beloved ley his family and friends. But
to tiresome patients avd mrtta/4ttlt,s ifrtafii?l-
(rite he was at times the Ire
of rudeness. " Sir, thet's
home and read my book."
who complained of low spirit
say " Don't come to nye
reonation of
enough, go
To a lady
s, he would
go and buy
rim
•
A as pa rope." Sometime s, however,
lie met sues match. Curia i, oue day
1n and w srather tris
.came to oatisctlt tr.y
fuse in describing the symritons.P of his
.disorders. ", r, sl salt! Abernethy,
't you had better tell int your whole life.
'Upon which Curran sat down, and se-
riously began: " 1 was born in the year.
—, m the County of -.-N-, Ireland,"
grand Abernethy burst into a laugh and
,entered properly upon his ca e. A lady
.determined to be brief, and t humor the
;tyrant, one clay entered hi consulting
room, and, thursting out an injured
band, mere=ly said ; " My Numb, sir."
" You, madam," he Exclaim d, in admir.
anon, " are the only sensibl woman T
;ever had for a.patiellt."
'A gentleman equally det rminecl, be-
rind roughly interrupted, taut denly lock -
„ed the door, put the key in his pocket,
and insisted on being 1icerci. Abernethy
smiled, -and colnplimeuted.th patient on
hiss resolution, Te a. gent email. who
gave him twenty pounds to attend his
wife, he said; 't Are you t e fool who
gave me twenty pounds the other clay ?
Go hove and tell your wife to dine carli-
er.and eat lees; and clo you keep your
'money in your, pocket, for ,no (loot. 'Dr's_
,advice is worth twenty pounds, To a
lady he said severely s "Go homeand
tell your husband he will not , have a
Wife this day six. months.']
Abernethy was no respector o�f'^�f�er-
sons. Poor or rich, his patients. "`” to
submissivelyttake ,their turns, or they
might: go elsewhere. An angry noble-
.nlau. once bloke intohis room and stated
his rank and position in full, and asked
.Abernethy if he knew who he was. To
this Abernethy replied z 8 "And. I, sir,
am John Aberuethyr, snrgeon•lecturer of
St. l3artholomew'li Hospital, &c., and if
you. wish to consul1lne Tam now readyto
listen to what you have to 14, sir.".
`The Duke of Wellington, angry to, have
to wait his turn, +bbruttly entered his
•room.. Abernethy asked him how he
had: entered. 'cc By the door, sir."
•" Thens" said the irascible doctor, "1
recommend you to make your ecit the
•same way." He is also said to have re
ifused to attend George IV, till his lec-
ture at the hosslpital, was over; The
point on which Abernethy most insisted
was the stomach, uiid through. that im-
portant organ' he declares that ' all ins -
'eases could be cured.` ` The celebrated
biscuit which he 'lased to -eat and recom-
•mended, were not so called from him,
but from the barker who first invented.
=them. That there was kindness in Ab-
ernethy, who can deny who remembers
the story of how he returned all his fees
tea poor widow who had oonsplted him,
and adder fifty ponnds to enable her to
give her sick'ehild a daily ride ? He had
a horror of operations, and rejoiced
when the evil could be averted without
=such rough and terrible remedies.
.Barnum on Idleness, Base Ball,
- and Billiards;
Mr. 4P. T. Barnum, the great An.eric-
an showman, on being inaugurated May-
or of Bridgeport, Conn.. a few evenings
ago, delivered a short address. Conclud-
ing he said s " It is psi nfprl to the molal
and industrious portions of our people to
to see lir many loungers about the streets,
and each a multitude whose highest as-.
piratious seem to be to waste their time
in idleness. or at base ball, billiards, &o.,
No person needs to be unemployed who
is not over fasticlisrus about the kind of
occupation There are too many soft
waititig (and heads) fc>r light work
and heavy pay. Beeter work fcrr half a
loaf than beg or steal a whole one. Moth-
er eartli is always near by, and ready to
res 'incl to reasonable drafts on her never--.
failing trcas:trey. A patch of potatoes
raised ` on sllart"e' is preferable to a pour-
tieed pate earned in a eviliskey scrim
mere. Some modern Micawbers stand
with folded. lauds wIniting for the panic
to pass, as the foolish !fatly waited for the
allow himtowalk
d.l
'V in dry and river to ri
e
to walk over. The soil is the foundation
of American prosperity. When multi
.aces of , our consumers become produ-
cers ; when fasshiorl teaches economy, in-
stead,of apesitling fur a gaudy dress what
w•crnhl ecnnfortably el°t-1iN the family;
-Bois people" learn to walk until they can.
afford to rule ; when the poor rn.aan ceases
to expend more for tobacco Allan for
bread ; when those who complain of pan.
ice learn that we cannot eat our cake anel
keep it ; that a eievo will not. hold wa-
ter, that we must rely on our own exec•
tions, andyearn before we expend, tied
will pastids' cease and prosperity return;.
While we should by no means unreason --
ably restrict heathy recreation, wt✓
should, remember that ' time 1s !Honey,'
that id leueee leads to immoral lrabitss,and
that the peace,prosperity, and character
of a city depend on the intelligence, in -
tee ri ty,
ii-teerity, industry and frugality of its
initabtautt"s."
1
Fr•eemar onry.
'Whether we choose, to btlicve the.f
Freemasonry is *2,000 or. only 2(10, yearie
years old- whether it was founded by
Adam, or by a society of modern iii-
lishnicn-whether it Bas secrets ar no
secrets—there is no denyir f; that it !slays
a very prominent !wart in -the civilizatioli
of to -day. its foreign countries it Bars
been pointed to as fostering-conssplracy
and disloyalty, but such accusations
have itever Freels'roves.!, and the world
only knows the irotherhood as a vast
friendly society with iii Cher 11,IMS tliauh
other similar associations: In Great
Britain it has fortuisately never been ac-
cused. ti of ti'trachei•yto tJic State, and the
roll of Britik Mc riaareb4 and Princes Of
the Blot.d numbered at different times
in its riauke Mycose that it is retarded
in !sigh quarters with the most friendly
eyes; The, royal- interest in the craft
wag !nether thou d, by the late splendid
ceremonial in trig Revel Albert Hall,
London, when the Prince Of SKales was
formally iia tolled .t=., 1 +rand Master of
English 1''reemaeenss. The fact , of our
future king having accepted ted the post of
head of the craft its England will doubt-
less impart fresh; li"e and vigor to it, not
only in Great Britain, but throughout
the world.-- .'ctrx of the Week.
FOR SALE,
....
OLDEN MINE ana. trolden Poland EGGS.
:1 per dozen, L. MIXER, Harpurhey.
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plow, of
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YOUN1
adies
8 SPARL!NG
Fancy Dress Goods,
AND COLORED L.;U TPES,
SIL -S, PRINTS, STRIPED )IUSLINS, SHAWLS
SOLS *ND UMB
SIERY, ORSETS,
Ira -r171C4f,
SKIRTINGS,
1J4OTHSr TWEEDS, C
4U0K$J DENIMS, WHITE AN D .F
Papez ,end hen elopers, Neck
f.
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RIMMlIsrS, a &O.
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NGY SHIRTS,
0
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an
Cap, 'c,
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Lace Cnjrtoinn,'Dai1 as
Bloat' heel and Bee*
Goods Fed,`
t artaians Tor!' wore, Wool Ts bre Co
ere""),, of i'6 white Cottons, Tickin
17:44111.kugi S ora Best l'c a
GRAY, YOU. . 1C (af
8PRI•NG AT O.
WESTIOS.,
+ers, Linen ' ablirig, %toweling,
;s, Sheeting', counterpanes, Lc. 2
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SPA. L1NG,
ARMERS STORE, ±SEAE9DTB.
N T'•S .f
w Goode at ,D.E.N'l.
Old St ek all 4 uetioned Of Filled lip wait: .374:
25,000 WORTH TO OH
ICI' IDAESii so Ali, Loveiy Parasols end Jackets, Beautiful' Psi
or Cotton, lar a stock of f3urnin'r Tweeds very cheap, best An
endless ♦twistygf Ste le and Fancy Goode comprising eveii,;tifingeneodl
Children' Wear.
Will be elan—Oct
Don't inie, your
Ben$n bor Dl
FROM. _
irabipp Shf>ltingsi: in Wool
ti;3l4 nd Dundas; Cottons, an
Lein % sulci', Gentlemen's or
fetede
H MILLINERY DPS'" ` ' E'TM
by
fill'`
NT'
A'3.'UlIDAY, APRIL 17, and w111 bo found- replete with. eve
ery untilyou have been, to DENT'S;
Cheap Dry Goods and Millinery EstabiJ ihment, $eafoitile
T1
; loNrUOE 1 H
proven to be one f7
implements of t
Ca ada.
RON
'3 Iron Plow has alma( y
best and inofst ser iceabio
ntl ever manuiac urcd in
--warn N11►
1
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UTTER PL S W.
M P
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is one of the Ben GE
ss made.
ii
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Land Side. 'Phis
Beam. 'Thiele Ct
durable and will g
bther. It is cut rs
ol4, as plows of of
T
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b1eM
Double lefonld oars Plows, either all
with wooden handles a diron beam, warr
Air el
satisfaction in or y respect.
PRIZE', EOEIVED
on
10
tte
ve
Ont
ler
am, w- ith or witho it fI e 1
is the only Wrong t rein
Plow made, and s
tter satisfaction t tan
1 trot fo choke wit+ is ti
anufacture do..
y
d Board Pi ow.
exs
the
the
Ca
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Iron r
ntcd o
lee best jsuarei tee
alimey of the I to
z+fROB & HO A
y^;have secured he
Inimplements n f
tra. Attontio i
t, Guelph Cents al
•izeu. Ir► 1813,
1874, Three i
t Western Fa r,
•Ize. In 1878 0
t the Provinei.t 1 l;
One L'&rri,t one
Tietdi+lrss at the ago
Piix�Fl hav
shows. I
'. 1 e above plow
m z le to order. P
tie e can be bough
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